Technical delivery and maintenance supplier for Lighthouse
Kablamo
Kablamo is the vendor that describes building and supporting ICMEC Australia's Lighthouse application. Its case study provides a delivery narrative from onboarding through launch and ongoing care, including an effort to transfer knowledge so the client could sustain and extend the platform.
Build and continuing support
Kablamo reports ten active build weeks and four months from onboarding to launch, without calendar dates or independent acceptance records. It also describes annually renewed Product Care support after launch and a twelve-month knowledge-transfer programme. The acquired record supplies no signed renewal, payment amount or verified contracting legal entity. Westpac's stated funding purpose includes platform construction and maintenance, but no recovered expense line allocates a particular part of that grant to Kablamo.
Vendor reports annually renewed support after launch, including patching and incident response. No amount, payment or signed renewal instrument recovered. The same vendor describes a twelve-month knowledge-transfer programme intended to let ICMEC sustain and extend the platform independently; this also remains vendor-attributed.
Vendor describes ten active build weeks and four months from onboarding to launch. Calendar dates and independent deployment acceptance are unverified.
Where this does and does not reach operating capacity
The bank's stated grant purpose now explicitly reaches platform construction and maintenance. It does not identify Kablamo, a licence, a hosting charge, a software-capitalisation balance or a SaferAI policy allocation. No identifiable Lighthouse/Kablamo expense line was recovered in the acquired financial statements. The USD20,699 fixed-asset balance at deconsolidation cannot be renamed Lighthouse software. Later Australian operating expenses are outside the US consolidation perimeter.
Vendor describes ten active build weeks and four months from onboarding to launch. Calendar dates and independent deployment acceptance are unverified.
Vendor reports annually renewed support after launch, including patching and incident response. No amount, payment or signed renewal instrument recovered. The same vendor describes a twelve-month knowledge-transfer programme intended to let ICMEC sustain and extend the platform independently; this also remains vendor-attributed.